Update app.py

app.py

@@ -51,48 +51,41 @@ else: IMAGE_PROVIDERS["No Image Providers Configured"] = "none"; UI_DEFAULT_IMAG
 # ... (other imports and initializations) ...
 
 # --- Gradio UI Theme and CSS for DARK MODE ---
-# Using a built-in dark theme and then overriding specifics
-omega_theme = gr.themes.Base( # You can also try gr.themes.Default(dark=True) or another dark base
+# algoforge_prime/app.py
+
+# ... (other imports and initializations) ...
+
+# --- Gradio UI Theme and CSS for DARK MODE ---
+omega_theme = gr.themes.Base( 
     font=[gr.themes.GoogleFont("Lexend Deca"), "ui-sans-serif", "system-ui", "sans-serif"],
     primary_hue=gr.themes.colors.purple, 
     secondary_hue=gr.themes.colors.pink, 
-    neutral_hue=gr.themes.colors.slate # Changed to slate for better dark mode neutrals
+    neutral_hue=gr.themes.colors.slate 
 ).set(
-    # Valid theme variables that control overall darkness
-    body_background_fill="#0F0F1A",         # Dark page background
-    block_background_fill="#1A1A2E",      # Darker panel background
+    body_background_fill="#0F0F1A",         
+    block_background_fill="#1A1A2E",      
     block_border_width="1px",
-    block_border_color="#2A2A4A",          # Border for blocks
-    block_label_background_fill="#2A2A4A", # Background for block labels
-    # block_label_text_color is usually inherited or set by primary/secondary text colors of the theme
+    block_border_color="#2A2A4A",          
+    block_label_background_fill="#2A2A4A", 
     
-    input_background_fill="#2A2A4A",       # Background for input fields
-    input_border_color="#4A4A6A",          # Border for input fields
-    # input_text_color is often controlled by text_color_primary or inherited.
-    # We will control text colors more with CSS if needed.
+    input_background_fill="#2A2A4A",       
+    input_border_color="#4A4A6A",          
 
     button_primary_background_fill="linear-gradient(135deg, #7F00FF 0%, #E100FF 100%)",
-    button_primary_text_color="white",     # This is usually valid
+    button_primary_text_color="white",     
     button_secondary_background_fill="#4A4A6A",
-    button_secondary_text_color="#E0E0FF", # This is usually valid
-
-    slider_color="#A020F0",                 # Color for the slider itself (track/thumb)
-    # slider_color_accent was likely an old or incorrect name. `slider_color` is more common.
+    button_secondary_text_color="#E0E0FF", 
 
-    # For table text color, it's often inherited from body text color or specific component styling in CSS
-    # table_even_background_fill="#1A1A2E", # If these are valid, keep them
-    # table_odd_background_fill="#23233A",
-    # table_border_color="#2A2A4A",
+    slider_color="#A020F0",                 
     
-    # These are more likely to be valid:
-    text_color_primary="#E0E0FF",          # Primary text color (light for dark theme)
-    text_color_secondary="#B0B0D0",        # Secondary text color
-    text_color_accent="#A020F0",           # Accent text color
-    text_color_ ሴትምስs="#A020F0",        # For links or specific highlights
-    # panel_background_fill is often the same as block_background_fill
+    text_color_primary="#E0E0FF",          
+    text_color_secondary="#B0B0D0",        
+    text_color_accent="#A020F0",           
+    text_color_link="#A020F0",  # CORRECTED: Was text_color_ ሴትምስs
 )
 
-# The CSS (`omega_css`) will be very important for ensuring text colors are correct
+# ... (rest of your omega_css definition) ...
+# ... (rest of your app.py) ...
 # on various components if the theme variables don't cover everything.
 # Your existing omega_css already sets:
 # body, .gradio-container { color: #D0D0E0 !important; }